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Usage Dashboard

The Usage Dashboard gives you a detailed view of how Ileen’s AI agents are being used on your account. Open it any time from the sidebar footer to understand costs, spot heavy workloads, and plan your credit consumption.

Opening the dashboard

Click your avatar or the Usage link in the sidebar footer. The dashboard opens as a modal overlay.

Selecting a time period

Use the period selector in the top-right corner:

OptionWhat it shows
Last 7 daysRolling 7-day window
Last 14 daysRolling 14-day window
Last 30 daysRolling 30-day window (default)
Last 90 daysRolling 90-day window
All timeEvery request on your account
Custom range…Opens a date-picker pair; choose any start and end date

The dashboard reloads automatically when the period changes.

KPI cards

The top section shows at-a-glance metrics for the selected period:

CardWhat it measures
Total RequestsNumber of AI agent calls made
Total CostSum of all LLM costs in euros (€)
Total TokensCombined input + output tokens; breakdown shown below the number
Cache TokensTokens served from the prompt cache (read + write); only shown when non-zero
Avg DurationMean time per agent call (shown as ms / s / min)
Success RatePercentage of requests that completed without error
ProjectsNumber of distinct projects that triggered agent calls

Daily Cost & Requests chart

The area chart plots two series over time:

  • Cost (€) — left Y-axis, purple area
  • Requests — right Y-axis, cyan area

Hover over any date to see exact values in the tooltip. The chart is hidden when there is only one data point.

Breakdown tables

Below the chart, two side-by-side tables break down usage further:

By Agent

Shows which agent type consumed the most resources. Each row contains:

  • Agent — the agent name (e.g., Architect, TechLeader, TeamLeader, CodeAnalyst)
  • Requests — number of calls
  • Tokens — total tokens consumed
  • Cost — cost in euros

By Operation

Shows the same metrics grouped by operation type (e.g., generate_plan, chat, code_query, deploy). This helps identify which specific tasks are most expensive.

Practical use cases

Budget monitoring — Set the period to “Last 30 days” and compare Total Cost to your credit balance to estimate when you’ll need to top up.

Finding expensive agents — Sort the By Agent table mentally by cost; if TeamLeader is dominant, you may be triggering too many task regenerations.

Project profiling — Note the Projects KPI. If one project accounts for most of the cost, consider whether its briefing or task descriptions can be made more efficient.

Troubleshooting low success rate — A success rate below 95% suggests recurring agent failures. Cross-reference with the Monitoring Active Jobs guide to identify stuck or erroring jobs.